well in advance — a long time before something happens or is needed
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: a long time before something happens or is needed
Pronunciation (IPA): /wɛl ɪn ədˈvæns/
Example Sentences
- I booked my dentist appointment well in advance because I'm terrified of last-minute cancellations.
- The company announced the meeting schedule well in advance to avoid conflicts.
- She planned her wedding well in advance, even choosing the menu before finding the venue!
well in advance
ADVERB[/wɛl ɪn ədˈvæns/]
a long time before something happens or is needed

a wedding planner sits at a table covered with completed arrangements, crossing items off her detailed checklist with satisfaction. Her assistant places the final decorative flowers into perfectly organized storage boxes. The early preparation means everything is ready with weeks to spare before the actual wedding date. Other staff members in the background smile approvingly as they see the impressive organization. Multiple completed tasks are visible around the room, from wrapped centerpieces to sorted table linens. tasks being completed a long time before something happens or is needed

Plan well in advance for your chance to dance!
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“I booked my dentist appointment well in advance because I'm terrified of last-minute cancellations.”
“The company announced the meeting schedule well in advance to avoid conflicts.”
“She planned her wedding well in advance, even choosing the menu before finding the venue!”
“Please submit your vacation request well in advance for approval.”
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